I tried flying recently and still found the same situation exists. I will try black taping the side sensors to see if that works. And also try without the goggles connected.
I am making videos with my Mavic 2 pro and even in sport mode, where all sensors are suppose to be off, the drone will come to a stop and set off audio alarms when I fly between objects such as boulders or rock pinnacles. The drone will then move forward very slowly until it is past the squeeze...
I lost my Mavic Pro and tried to replace it with only a Mavic Air 2 and had to send it back as I found the Mavic Air 2 uses different batteries than the Mavic Pro and the Mavic Air 2 could not be linked with my DJI Goggles. It would have been most economical for me to have replaced my lost...
I should have stated the RTH for the original Mavic Pro. My new Mavic 2 seems to be doing a RTH along it's flight path because after I loose signal and it's reestablished there is a completely different view in the goggles.
I don't think you read my posting correctly:
think it would be really great if DJI would design their drones to RTH along a REVERSE of the their flight path rather than a DIRECT flight path back to the home point where it can run into an obstacle and self land as mine did.
About a month ago I lost a Mavic Pro when I was using it to video a ravine in Arizona. I lost signal to the controller and also visual to the Mavic Goggles I was using. I had the lost signal situation set to have the drone go to hover. When the battery got to 25% the drone started RTH. Since...
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